A description of early maps, originals and facsimiles (1452-1611), being a part of the permanent wall exhibition of The American Geographical Society

A description of early maps, originals and facsimiles (1452-1611), being a part of the permanent wall exhibition of The American Geographical Society

with a partial list and brief references to the reproduction of others which may be consulted in the Society's Library.

1921

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